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Guantanamo Bay in France!

MP leads call to turn island into detention centre for terror suspects

Independent.co.uk
France should build its own Guantanamo Bay-style prison for terror suspects, the man overseeing the government's response to the Paris attacks of 2015 has said.
George Fenech, the chairman of the French parliamentary investigative commission on terrorism, has proposed the construction of a "Guantanamo a la fran<;aise", according to Le Figaro.
He warned the government should expect a "tidal wave" of people currently fighting in Iraq and Syria to return to France due to the decline of Isis' territorial standing.
Fenech claims a detention centre "would be an effective option" for "incarcerating radicalised people".
According to a speech delivered by French Prime Minister Manuel
Valls earlier in July, a total of 2,147 French nationals had travelled to fight in Syria and Iraq. He said more than 1,000 were still abroad.
He highlighted 203 Islamist extremists who he said were in the
process of returning to France.
Fenech belongs to Les Republicains, the right-wing party of ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy.
His call for the construction of a Guantanamo-style prison complements a number of schemes pro-
posed by other far-right lawmakers.
Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, who also belongs to Les Republicains, has suggested banning Salafism, the ultra-conservative, fundamentalist form of Sunni Islam.
Meanwhile, Marie-Christine Arnautu of Front National has called for the reintroduction of the death penalty.
Fenech believes an ideal location for the new detention centre would be lie de Re, an island off the coast of La Rochelle.
tie de R6 is already home to a dilapidated prison in the town of Saint-Martin de R6, which Fenech believes could be renovated and turned into the new prison.
The detention centre at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba was built to house people accused of terrorism after the 9/11 attacks, which killed almost 3,000 people.